Tencent seeks $6 billion in bond sale as protests hit Hong Kong

HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese technology giant Tencent kicked off its offer of bonds worth up to $6 billion in Hong Kong on Wednesday, launching the sale even as riot police fired pepper spray to disperse protesters in the city's central business district.The deal is the biggest international offering by an Asian company this year and will be the first time the social media and gaming firm has offered ultra-long 40-year debt.Protests have returned to the streets of Chinese-ruled Hong Kong after..